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B» F*opl#»« Party Men To Stay Wit* tb* Domoorata—Gray and Storanaon Exohaaff* Com* pllmente—Kotea.

The Dtmoerftta are utisficd with their •peoiac meeting at Viaeeooee jeeterdaj. The meet •ifoificaot feature of the meetiog, they say, wa» the epeecb of ex-OoTernor Gray, iatroduring Tleopreeideatial candidate Stereoeon, and hie atteraueee iu favor of the national ticaet. Among otuer thing* Gray laid in hie epeecb introducing Steves-

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**Wben Mr. Steveneon eball look upon a law andieaee* like thie in Indiana, he will huve eome idea of Hooeier devotion to Demooratie principle*. When be eitaii hear, as he shall bear, that Indiana ba* cast her vote lor Cleveland and Hteveneon, he wil) be aonvineod that about the beet be/oocrau have tbeir homes In Indiana. Why should wa not carry the State for Cleveland and luvenson? Cleveland has been tried, and 1 have confidence in the patriotism of the

THE INDIANA WANTED—MAUS HELP.

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ANTU1>—UIKI. at ms «. MWtAUAaJi. JiO WihtltiLAfit #0* OFFICE WORK. 9

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VV ASTt-D-Hai^-OBOWa OlKb. 115* > . v» Ponosytvaois. Xif^^TAi^-GiKL fMTMoCilWo&Errt IT N, Alabama at. iaf ANtED-i WO DINlho-KOoM UIULS. tv «p«.-nc*r Hoose. antEl>—^/Sju Pok oEKbRAL RouseTV work. MO ft. hohls. Uf AbTKD—OlHLIt; WA^ttl «ITOP. BAi.1^ _yy win Block, third floor. fN. K*«r JPhJ^AWh \I7 A.NTEI>-4*OOD OIKL TO Do HOD8SIV work. CaII at Ml K. Mouth st. *1/ANTED-EUKT-C!.* 1 ** K1BST AND II second cook. C. J*B«Iierscho«B. \VAN1 Eir“DDk*»MA k fcK AT MBS. IV Earpsworth’s.M W. Washington. AJkj ANTED—TAlDtiKaB**: tBiOD HAND ON vv repair work. 17 MAssachosettsave. ; >bWihHri.G or II ironin*: good wa^ot. 38 kL Ohio st. WANTED-A VlitL FOB OENXBAD 11 housewor* at» N. Penosylvaaia st. 'W anted-AbooFoiET. Yob oEnIcbaL II houaewora; goon wages. W Fletcher aee. WAnted-oibCTPoa geNaka u hoUsbII work: German preferred. 2JIN. Eastst. TjTTA.NTjiD-Aiv'Kitv fok Women : grjTIv tie horses, ^honeid, north market-bonne. Tl/ a;.TED-A YUUNft i.ADY Tii AHSiBr IN II store App!jratUr*p. m.MBassacbusetta. \a; ANTED- CHAXBEHMA1D AND A COuK. II Mheftberdson iioase,sooth of Ualoo stailou. \1A-VIEIr-15617HP.EEToThC VOH uSST. II erai non tewt/rk : referer ces. 1«7 N. Illinois. VL’ ANTED—tilui. tan GE>aP.Ai. hoc->r-II work : no washing or ironing. E. Ohio.

VI' ANTED-COLGrtED WOMAlS. COOK; ft A

American people, and I believe they wiU j J’ w..k;goodtesali^ • ^i 75^ E. Wusning-

triumphantiy reflect Mr. Cleveland.’' The closing words of the ex-Oovernor's

Introduction wereM follow:

“He [dtevesson] is one of the best men

lor whom you baye ever had the pleasure i factory. I •f voting. The rea*on I say this is becausa i W ANTED kfek week To good oihd ha baat ms for the nomination. I hope you j tiitjflf***” 1 bo ^^- ^ * AMtl * will not oharge roe wi tii egotism whan Isay I yy anted -hi kT~}’a n t.n~a n d 'dFCK

anted-(Tit AMBkhWAllti ‘ a nd dinII tng-roozn girl at I llnols House, Imtae-

dlately.

VV a.nivi> - papeb-box makers, im I* Virginia are; we*-k work. Eurska boi-

U takas an exceedingly good man to beat

me."

To.the ex-Governor’s remarks the candidate tor Vice-President responded: “I didn't beat him. The Democrat* of tbe country defeated hirn because they desired to save him for first place in the next

fBCS.”

The speech of Ssnstor Voorhees, the last one of tbo afternoon, was mainly a plea to tbe Democrats, wbo are in danger of being led gwsy by the People's Psrty platform, to remain with tbs Democrstiu party. The Uenstor surprised some of tbe members of his party present by oemiog out fist-footed for ireo silver, and making an effort to interpret the Chicago platform as declaring for ires silver. The Senator said he t><lieved la the silver money of Thomas Jellersou. The People's Party member*, he said, bad no reason to leave the Democratic party in order to get free silver, ^ddver is tbe money of the people," Mid the Benator. “To-day every dollar of tha $460,000,000 is legal tender, beside the beat gold that was ever made. We have Made tbis much progress. All I want is luoraof it, and it will coma. Mr. Cleveland is an honest mao, and I know he aouidn’t belie bis judgment if it wonld make him President tbe balance of bis life. When be accepted tbe Democratic platform bo bad mad* up his mind to stand dj what it says. * * • Now I aan prove to avery Democrat here that he dues not need to leave tbe Democratic party on this silver question. I am e full brother to you silver men. Long before another presidential campaign oomes around step by step it will come. The Chicago platform commend* itself to the men who are in favor of tbe equal coinage •f silver and gold. The coinage of gold is already ualimUsd, and the platform asks that silver shall ba placed on the same basis. Wbet more nan we silver men want? Grover Cieveiaed will sign a bill carrying out tbe provisions of tha Chicage platform. 1 appeal to you men who areiinelined to doubt tbe party on tbo eilvor question to stand eteady jo your tracka, and you can. win a great victory on ailver coinage." Voorhees repeated bis utterances made io the United States Senate on the Homestead afiajr, and said he challenged any man to point to a siugle Una in the McKinley bill that offered anything for tbe benefit of tho wage-workers of the United States. The Senator also mad* an eaplanaiiou of the veto of so many pension biils by Cleveland during hie term at President 'He said be stood before the people of Indiana to promise justice to the veterans of the war in eaaa Cleveland was elected. He claimed that tha bills vetoed by Cleveland were unlust, as avidtnotd by tba fact that no Bopublican in Congress ever moved to pase on*'of tho biiie over the President's veto. Tbe speeches of tho “opening," iu so far aa they related to national issues, declared la favor of economy in public expenditures, tha raduatlou of tba tariff and bostilitv to the foroa bill. . • Tba newspaper men who are traveling with Stevenson are having an easy time of it, ae the vice-presidential candidate makes praeUaaU? the same speech dev after day. The reporters now hold dipoinge of hie former speech** as he talks, and mark tba portians he is using. They then hunt a past* pot and ehtare, and have aoou mad* p.report of the speeoh. Mr. Steveneon’s speech yesterday contained but little that he bad not said iu either his Bloomington or Sedalia addressee. Ex-Governor Gray and tbe candidates hr State office returned to Indianapolie this morning. On the war bom* Gray received many compliment* from hie Democratic friend* on what they termed bis manly •peach lu introducing his late opponent, ins vice-presldeutial candidate. Wosrag* mamps and Quirk Delivery. The Indianapolis pcetoffice did the heaviest month's business in iu history in August. The receipt* during the month were $26,802, an increase ot 31 per cent over the receipts of August, 181)1. The special delivery service was the best patronised in August, too. The number of special delivery letters delivered iu that month was 2,471. Eight messenger boys are kept busy carrying the lettera. Indianapolis, tt is claimed, bus the most perfect special delivery system iu the country. Lattere ace frequently delivered three squares from tbe office in three minutes, and reeently The News received a letter two mintuos before it strived! At any lute it came to thie office at 11:4? and was aot sent out from the poetoffice until —M the boy's time-book indicated. IsstarOay’s Base-Hall. St. Louis 4, Philadelphia 1. - Cleveland 3, Washington 3. Csocinuati 10, Brooklyn 7. Boetoa 5, Chicago 3. Louisville 7, New Yor$ L

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Gilt GH-'John B.. at 7 a. m. Thursday, forty-two years. Funeral Saturday,8:Ba.ni.. rom rwUOwnce, W? >. l elavvan*. services at s- Jo-

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JI1 Washlegton. —wow —Brinr"

SOCIK1Y MJEKFINDN.

OOCtWY-TO TAILORS: ~THK~TAILOK3’ O l nion wtil coset at hall, Xt A Illinois st., Monday ci-'rnlntr. $ o'c.ock. to lake part iu Labor

lay parade- ■

OOCin Y — WasatlNOTflN C VMF. NO. A. O Patriotic Order 8otteol Amertca wtlt meet at J.ortaiuo Hail to-mgUt |..r decree work. VUItor* welcome. Wj*. vx arte. ITvstilea;.

o. L. Msqill, Heeordttyr Secrv ary.

L-iWl BT\-AWiiSTl«»N:-F« aaf x ET ilkaN vl U.aadC. IteaimvoL Vo* will meetathaii. (H K. tX>nri »t.. r ridav evenine at T:Weharp, to e>eri orMcvrs and transact otber ttcportai.t iusccesa. By onSer 17 H. Urkush. Oul^uet.

Jams Dt nx. Anttn* Adjutant.

5W&Y-&:^>r^xrvasrtok Lobok O No. A. Kogular meeting thtseveaibg. Work la im rana. MctnCers are aieo to

tCastle'Ha , l. Baturday. tiepteuber S. to atiear! U>« fune at of our tatr

, »hn B. Gough. Brothers of other tod m Invited. _ K. V. H.»arcxo. C. C.

Mctr>ber« otnOt* at Castle lla'I. at? a. ci.. to attorn' U

t>r(»ih*r. J-ikti It. Gough, tod t«s Invited. K.

W.W. Daw. K. cl M.smd«n^^^^HIII OOClkTY—ItlVfolON No. 2, A. G. II.. ARE O requested tu atter.d a meettag Saturday, the

an ange f.ir

as) ay.

^ J. O’Rkii.lv. PreatdaBL

TWoa. BkAWWAX, Recording secretary.

FoofktV“VvA-«iNuTTin'CAilP, sa-5'. O Patrioue Order r-ons of America; Begolar meeting this evening at our kail, in the Lorraine Building, at Which each individual is earnestly requested to B* preeent. The contract win be awarded fw the eomtnandery uniforms, and every on* must be la attendance. Visiting mm ill i woleome. Wm. Ocirrrs. Prasidenk

U L. Ma*ill. KeeordlagBssseiary.

M last,, atf o’clock n. at. sharp. 10 arrange funeral of oar deceased brother. J. P. Quiuu, W Washington. LNinerai at i p. m. Baad INvtsleas 1,1 endspiaa*e test notice.

II. J. O’ftklLLV. P

II coat-makers: steady work: good prices.

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\lf ANTED—FKATHF-Ko B B N O V A T B D, II bought and sold. llf> Massachusetts ave.

B. F. J/n Bols.

ti; A.VhES - TAlI^KEKd TO WORK O.N II roats and ousheHng; good pay. J. H. Collins, 4X7 Virginia ave. VI/antkd-a yUvCi-SLAiss girlYGr II general housework; good pay to hrsl-clas* girl, hju N. Alabama. anT Eb-triTtuTYo make over a lias; II work In factory; steady employment. 12 •od 14 M. MlsSir.St pi et. ill aN 1 ld - an XSTilKSNoSP WTUfl II girl, general housework. In family of three; reference, sac N, Alabama ANTED - GOOD I4C4MAN GlfiL FOR II geueral housework. Corner Bismarck and Grandview ave., Haugaville. TITan faD-f>ic NT V -TivSEXpElTII encel sewers: none but experienced sewer* aeea apply. L. Meier A Co, VV anted -Ti fiftT - CtaSS—RSlUbTr II while girl for general housework wages *4 per week, gddraas R ifl, New*. \i/aNTi-D-Young lady with kxperi II ence for cashier Addre**, stating amount of experience and salary, M M, New*. WANTED - J HK BKRT BUSINEft8 AND II short-hand school. When Building. Elevator for day and night students. Telephone 4:ilj. Heeh A Osborn. \\r ANTED - WOMAN Fuk GENERAL If housework for family of three; highest wages: mast be thoroughly competent and a good cook ; references required: no others need apply. 26Irwin st., between 3 ar

WANTKD-lMloCKLJLANEOUa.

11; antei>-second-hand jointer.

II Kentucky ave.

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XtfAN'fED-LlVKR^ CUE

WrxNTED-li ve 6 tfkRsnicins

II held, north market-house.

ViTAMED-io bUy ••hIcLa*’ miN1n6

It stock. Address X 80, News.

itTANTED-OLi* Rubber good* to Rb-

II pair. 47 Massachusetts ave.

VVANTfiF-isFuRFUlTiTsEr tekTu" ix:

II traotad without pain at Earhart’s.

\1' AM E1>-PaVER i o If aXo aT ioCRNTS

IV a roil. Answer H. A. M. 18, News. W ANTED - OON'eCMkfU’ GAS" TRUST IT stock. Newton Todd. 7 Ingalls Block.

VI/ ANTKD-IllftHfcaT'fltlCBk BaIOVOR

II furniture,carpet*.etc. US W. WAshingtoost.

TTTaNTEB- ¥“0“BUVnr DIA^ND STtD

IT cheap for cash. Address Y 20. News office.

\int NTkD-Howi~BE\W5rr»~irACHiN , ka

H repaired Ji"Standard" office. ITS K, Wash-

ington st.

IiTaNTeD- A MAI* Ulf INDIANAPOLia. II cheep; either hook or wall. Address! 12,

car* New*.

yy aNted-tu take BoxTIng lessonr

Address Z

from an experienced tsadher.

20, News ofttce.

hoist or elevator one-story lift.

Washington St.

\iiaSteD—to boy hard coal Base II beater: also cook stove. Address loca-box

; also

1, Irvtnglonu lag.

\I7 ANTED — RaZORM AND •aOISBOKH TO H grind. Barber Bupply House. 27 Circle st.

Manufacturer l.lly rarer.

sorlptlon at ^Indianapolis Printing Comnr, W Virginia ave. Telsohou* 1220.

U ANTED-TO BUV~A“SRCUND-HANfD

jolt wagon and harness; In good order and

Manufacturer l.lly rator.

\v ANTED-YOUNG LA Dir ROOMMATE TO II Shar* desirable room; pries very reasonable. Address W 2h, isews. _ W tn the mercantile retail; good chance lor

live man. AddreMO20, News

Want Ed-

it sorlptlon

laav*. Tslsohoni fo - BUY a 11

_ land harness; In go

cheap. Frank V. Chapman, care News. \17 ANTED ^IfcLBY WRINGERS, "TUB II best mads,”for fS: also wringers repaired. Morrisons rubber Hors, 2 W, Washington. \t* ANTRD-W ANT Tti PUKt'HAHE A KINK IT oarriaae team: cross match tu color preferred. ll Sf. Talbott, Grand Opera Hour''. VETANTEF—T’aTienTh to call aT IMR II Dental College. .Etna Block, N. Pennsylvania st., alteraoons, Ci mmenctug Tuesday.

September A

ti' aRTed- Ladies and patrons to II know that I will reopen my dressmaking business the Utof September. Dixste Onan, IMS

A. Market st..

\VANfEb -■ BY—YoUTu—MaltRikd

II coupu

couple, one or two rooms and board, or either, tn private family; reference exchanged.

Address N 20, News.

\V ANTED - KVERY HUSBAND IN THE IT city to know that Ache-Uead will cure his wife’s headache In fifteen minutes, Bold at

Pantzer'8 drug store.

yy an tE f>~~Ttf hnrgfcT

»v snort-hard school, Wnen Building. Elevator for day and night students. Telephone

4*1). lieeb it Osborn.

VV^ANTfiD^ rrtf R^aRFTnicfly FfrTII nl*h«d. second-story room : grate fire; private family preferred; refeienccs exchanged.

Address P io. New* office.

VV aVThlPfcVKRY unY'To TCNoW TUXt II we carry t:ve finest line of tailor-made clothing in the United state*, and at the very btWest prices; try us. Jlatce House MlsKt Parlor,

W. Washington *t.

\V ANTEl' -"WHY, MAM. YOU ARK II locking exceedingly well.” "Yes, Nellie, since using Acbe-Hesd I feel Use a new woman. 1 never have headache for moro than tea minutes/’ Bold at Pants-c ’ drug store. WANTED—EVERY STOUT MA N WHO II wtahes to purchase a hue tallor-maoe suit or pants to know we bavo the finest line of large suit*, made by me best merchant tailorj. for 3«J, #5*' and fOO which we will **U at one-hslf original measured prices. All alterations te improve a Ct made free. Original Misfit P&rlor, 25 N. Illinois st.. Y. M. (X A. Uulldtug.

W ANTED—BITCATIONv,

OITUA riON W ANTED-WASHINO.CHAIR-canetng. 4? Rhode Island. I.u*Ua Wilson, c ITU aTION $PaNT£d-<X>UKTH? uiRLS; O call afternoon. Thirdfloor.Ba'dwlnRlock. 011 r atio5i v>an¥1d - by comptenT O stenngmper. Address A t^ cars IndlauapgtVcryfi(>N"iy aSTEl -VAyreF-wriBi; kT at anything not toe heavy. Address LX),

News office.

OiTUATION WANTED - HOUBEWt'RK. cl Without washing. Room- No. 5, first floor, MRS, N. Meridian. OITUATION tVANTED — T6 DO 9TABLB O housework, by men and wife. 75 AliUcr st.. West Indianapolis.

oTitATlON W ANTED — AS WATCHMAN O by middle-aged mao; best of references.

Address Z t*. care New*.

LADY, A9 work; exportN ews.

W AN Y KD—.AiiEN I’m

* GENTS wanted-te.v lady and ten /Y geot cauvassers for a good paying business, il lalbott B.ock. — A gbntb w anted—two aoextb, lady xY and gentleman, to canva** for iasurauoe in cuy. Bryant Bros.. Si's N. Penn^yivanlast. A OENTs wastlF/wI; want five reb'XY tdent cauvasaers for our line of dress goods and cloaks. We pay a satary to good agents: all rood* sold on weekly payments. Fuller’s, S3 a_ Washington.

LOeG.

I OST—BtX>K, RCt BEAU’S "EMILE.* RKJLi turn to New* Oiticc.

foer-PoLLPAKKuT. liberau reward

Li for its return to E. Vermont st,

I UST-LEA l UER SHOUT) POCKETBOOK.

li containing money and notes; libera! re-

ward. Return to Ns*4 office.

T OBT-PKNBION CERTIFICATE. FINDER Ai please leave »t 76 W. \\ asningicm st. and

get reward. James H. Kimheriin.

i Gai^-white KNGlish tkrmiER DOG: JLi ear* not cLpped: scar over right eye: name Don. Five dollar* reward. C. U. Mead. « N. Delaware »L

pair bmall elk-

T OBT-NECK LACK;

la rings attached, near Pennsylva la asd Washington. Ksturn tu northwest corner Missiasipei and Washington sta* upstairs. Reward. OTBAYED OR 8TOLEir- HATRRR OLD O b.acg cow. one horn shelled off, white taee. Mtskiewiae. Ben Davis poetoffice. md.

ANTED-BaBBER. 2U E. WABHIROTON J J^OAEB-BBYAN. . J^EAL EBTA1

J yyXNTED^BARBEB- 2 MASOElC TkM- | ^ T *T Wi ~W. j ESTATE-MILLB A SMALL,THORPE | ^y A^TED-BAMBMk. 44SMA«8ACHUHJfFl’a | J^OA^O^^^TIStII K ^MiTH^tro^ J |^L^ffiBTAYK-8IX PER CENT. MOSMY. j *° x - * ^ HADI * ET ^ K fc /j u ^ - Y^ANTKD-iOB PBES^FEEDERB. » YIR- j Ffc»CENT. MONEY. GREGORY , 1>EAL KHTaTE—KEYSTONK PARK. OO

T« anTId^FarbEk. at once, at its a. j I oa»»—ON furniture, etc. tH w.

Tv lUteOtsiM. ! A> Waahinrtoa.rooSa 4.

F 0 Mis.uti%3

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1»EAL ESStATK-Tt X EDO PAKK. i* ET J Riokert.» K. Market SC T>EAL k»tATE-kEYSTONE rv see tt- Office SB E. Market st. IXEAL EPTATE-fS.W' WILL buy

CL reom cettagw. UN N. Peaasylvanla.

r for

\V ANTED - Ui UOLSTKRER.S. CEN1RAL II caatr Company. \V AN TED-GOOD DIB I NO-ROOM H'W. M II W. Washington *L YV AM tD-i,ODOiNL,B AND MRALH. Me II 8W Wet Mar et sc

\V Ai>TED - THREE WOOD - CARVKRS. II Central Chair Factory. WARJTSD-OOOD DAIRY HARD. R. A. 11 Cay lor. E. Washington st.

\1 ANTED—FlRST-CL Arw> MACHINISTS AT II Jenney electric-meter worksW A NTeD—a” dining-room boy at the II California House. 8. Illinois sc YI’ANTED^-TIRsT-CiliSe FIRST aSTD II second cook. C. Mnellertchoen.

YK7 ANTED - UPRGLSiTKREKR. KRA08E 11 Bros,, corner Delaware and Oji 1 o its YY’ANTKD-MAN IO PREPARE CATTcfc II for the Fair. John Sapp. Mapleton. W ANTED—DiVkBy FOB UEN. GOOD II rigs. Scboaeid’s. north market-honse. \I'ANTKD-G<*OD WCl.L dKIlLEB. APII ply at Dan (’apelaad’a North IndiaaapoiiA YV ANTED-CUTTER FOR CLOTHING II store; city references Address V IS. New a \Y^ANTEDHB FOfi Tt/EST’nmSons in { II penmansnlp. Nasfonal Business College i

am®' husxs*** *"*' Lai7i ,, Fa2ssrg ;; ^ < ""^iB j^ur^ silk - uRNurRR JbMsicAM

! RMiaSS^BS^lKSSFSSS’ I £JS.S5P42SSS~*~*^

other valuables. 57 W. W.vhinjrton H E^CkstsC * P i akTL _ .,wx..TT’2:y —TVTTr

HC^DiNO-A^DCfAriOBf TVEAL K8TATE—WANT OFFER for two i raaianfeadtmTten yean,M2* p<trcbM>d * Room 34 Ingalls Block, j XL^Oak HU1 lots ^Ingram st. and Ludlow lane; German sC. Haaghvilla.

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wiil go cheap. C. T~8aylea j tyeal xBtaTe. - m ass a . a i s : tTs- a v k. IU let. fronting on two streets; great bargain.

L° iJ T OAMS-

Ju

own time.

Any avaiAbl* security. Diamonds and watchee

lv OAWa-

Herses. wagons, forntsere.

Set oar rates.

|^OANa-

U

OANf

Peat pay old friends

L 0iK *i,

Double what we

Ask or tame accommodation.

J^OAJla—INDIANAPOUJJ MORJTUAGX-

\Y'AN1ED—To BUY' BUILDING Aa HOt.TA ! Xj Loan Co..room Nm IS P'ock U * D Ge °- M ’ Po ** room 24 j ^oaN8-~ no. w

Thorpe

Bloek.

\1ANTED - A GOOD BOY' TO WaTCH V OANS^lSDNEV^ul Tr^

J’.,""""'* =* » ; LtZimvl'’«tS. YV ANTED—BOY WITH SOME EXPERT 1 T OANB^» PgR CENT ^RTTfT htWft AtuuL

MertdAn 8 l ° '*° t * “ carriage painting. 2i0 h. | Ij^ciado^ shares pnren^ed: Newton

YV ANTED-A MAN AND WIFE FOR 8TA11 hi* and housework; reference required. 20

Ingalls Block. Y OANb—jN

Xif

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w.ohio.i, 1fesawisau’"**"*?**\Y’ AJfTED-LEARN To W'ftlxR; 'EVENING j I oa a—MtiNEY' TO Loan, ym-rr 'MRaI, SL&TX.™ 7 11 > “ i0njU ^ ! .Vs^Vh^Sffi^ F - K *° <1 ’ 4 YV AN I ED—READING, WRITING. ARITH- i 1 OANh —TroNT-lY 5 ON FaRMH

II metlc; day aad night school. ’•Nationnl." I

Y'ohn B ock.

YY 7 am4d-aLl machinIsth " away from tna Jennar Klactrle

10 bTAY

away from tne Jenney Electric Motor Com-

pany: trouble.

iy anted - ppeoiaL meeting called

A >T fc [ I -

for uaion barbers,

eVock, at hall.

Bundary afternoon, 3

T PRtYATE AND SA8TERN Ag_fondson band: any amoont from |5oo np.

a-i tuncron oand: any

w-r oca, ai aau. , C. 8. Warborton.» Vance Rlosk. \ir’~A^ fflj-BoYl To lEaRIs Copper- ! T oaN&-«umm of si00TO siw^; ^late^erutlng, at Wm. B. Burford’s.2l W. j Q andlarma^^ TT^amBC - a iTOACiiMAJ*, oltiftiAK i tV*?#’YuiCbtion farm and YI married man preferred. Inqntre of J. C. ; iSy, / StStS?®! Eeott'**4 ft*

marntn man pre

Bchat af brewery. W -uMTiD-young man that has had II some experience in gas-fitting and plomb-

iny. Can 80e N, Alnbafna st.

Vv vvgkti ditbev artd scrub. Apply at once

Cocrt-st. entrance KaGls House.

KfTilBf - (’LAS*

YV 4 -1 - a KfitBr - cLasb Hoksjv »l stmer aad general blacksmith: steady man ; »2.» per day. W. K. Fulwider. Dana, Indf. \Y’ANTED-Y'liCNo MEN A^D^WoMEN 11 who wish to earn f30 to ftO a week, write us

ware st.

Y OAN&—sifu TO SSOOO^OtV'READT'; INLj terest ard commission very rsasonabls. InDe'a* arc cb#er<uli 7 r Bold Bioa. 4> St. 1 CANS—Yt6NEV TO LOAN AT LOWEST * ,< ® ,, l > ' on “nrtgage loans, mad* Jdarket 0 st* PP ,CM,0n * Or0T * r <k8eKUin,22 East

“ jioNEY’

Loaned on houbk-

and we will explain.

NY.

Mattoon A Ca,Oswego,

W A NT ED - BTATIUNKRY

11 competent, sober. Industrious and familiar

with steam and gas titling.

New*

T OAN8 __ _ _ Aj hold goods, horse*, pianos and other persona! Kr&Tix:;! sr,.-*" " ct

j I UANb-aiX PER tJKNT. MONEY. IN SUMS ENGINEER, 1 of 81.000o r more, on Indianapolis property 1 and familiar ! otGjr- Pay It back when you please. No delay:

Spann A Co,, sS E. Market.

18 OP 1100 TO ll.OOfj

Address 8 20, care • teasonabie fees.

VV ^oo^ce^workf^AppD^n ^mn afo^e 1 !© | }n r f*,*aSo°unfaronceVnotDday'

I oans-monEY In t«UHi

Ij and upward at lowest raes of Interest: a Urge sum of money left In our care to be loaned

Alex Mettger.

YV ANTED—EVKKYBODY TO U8it MARION II lime: you will save 10 per cent, by its use. OlHce.corner Ohio and Railroad sts. Telephone

fcmlth A Go.

I OANS-TO LOAN MONEY IN ANY JU amount, in sums of RM) to 65.000. on very easy

Telephone ! terms: low rates, no delay, can accommodate

1654. (smith A Oo. ' yon the same day that apply: loan on eity or YV ANTED—Fiw YOU.NO ITicn; 6TEA DY ' 0or#uch - 15 v >«'»»>»‘ve-

il employment. |40 weekly easily made: |3re- ! I OA«b qulred; no canvasvinp t„i»i>,o -tu w I -a-*,

washtni

Investigate. 2R W.

Washington et., room 11.

\\' a NT te^FTFrY White Boy'S, BF II tween twelve and seventeen years of age, to join Republican club, at corner AlabamAand

Home, at 7 p. m. to-morrow.

Wlthont commission.

No expenses. Lowest! Merest.

Reel-estate mortgages, il. E. Vinton A Co., * 96* X. Marsel st.

YI/ ANTED—TO LOAN MOSiEY ON FUR- : II nlture, planoa. norses. #tc., without re-

moval ;alsu 00 watches and diamonds. M.Poe. room 21 Ingalls Bloc

Georg*

f oans-monXy-TO LOAN ON .4UU8EXj hold furniture, pianos, horses, wagons,

cle 1 *

WANTED - YOUNG II night-school. Nallot

MEN, ATTEND

_jgnt-scnooi. National Business College

is the best and most reliable. Investigate. Northeast corner Wathlngton and Meridian su. \\j ASTtV - YOU NG MEN TO LEARN II shorthand and take good nositlons as 1 stenographer*. We will locate you as soon as ] you are competent: commence at once. Ha* j

ttonal Business College, Iona Block.

watches, diamonds or any article of valued Loans made for thirty, sixty *nd ninety days; SStaLVL'iiff.iti:?; iX": rk sutrioZViio'itixat*'* ’° ar i ~"-

NOTXCk.

\[OTICK-W. B. CLARKE. M. D. (HOMfEO11 pathic). Washington st., cor. Alabama. TkToflCE—HAVE YOUR TIN WORK

Xv 1

YOUR TIN WORK RK-

iv paired by Joseph Gdrdner.S9 Kentucky ave.

Telephone 3x2.

VroTICE - ALL KINDS OF SEWiNG-Ma-jl! chine* repaired at “Btandard” office, 172 K.

Washington st.

T OAN8—SHOULD Y'OCf H£1F

JU Money on household goods, pianos. Money on diamonds, horses and wagons, Money on any available security,

Money to pay rent.

Money to increase businaas.

Money to pay taxes. Money to pay debts.

Money'or private purposes.

Monei fo r sny purpose whatsoever

at lowest raies, the Fame day, then call at 2fi® E. Ohio *•..

i " — —

XTOTICK - iY’ERROAD A PRUNE FUR

jlv hardware, paint, oil, pti

170iMtlana ave.

oil, pumps, tin-work and

REAWTO

Wright’s Power

hardware,

gas fitting. I7t

VjoTTCE- w'E HaVe Rdoifs iv let, with power, etc., at W: Hall, IIS South Tennessee at.

XTOTiCK - DO YOUR CLOTHES NEED X v cleaning or dyeing take thorn to Smith’s dye

works, 67 N. Pennsylvania st.

T^OTICE - RO'Y A L BTEElT pCaTE’ PU^1 v naces are manufactured and put la by Pur-

sell A Medster. ll Massacliusetts ave.

RjOTici-Wanted to KNoW that the iv the coolest bathirooms lo the city and the best of toDSorial artists in the city can be found

at the Grand Hotel barber shop.

VTOTIC* - DC HOT BfJ? A^lVOLLAfUS Iv worth of clothing till you have seen our elegant line of goods. We have all the latest novelties. and at prices that will please you. Bates

House Misfit Parlor

VTOTlCE-OF APPOINTMENT

Iv hereby given that the u laiitied as executor of the

NOTICE Is

nderslgned has duly

qualified as executor of tho estate of Eiizabe h Small, late of Marion county. Indiana, deceased. Bald estate is supposed to be tolvont. William

H. Elvin, executor.

UriLPLNG, SAYING AND LOAN A88*H PUILDING AND LOAN—THE ROYAL HAS J> money to loan. Howard Kimball. Secretary, 60 East Market st. pUILDlRO AND LOAN - THE BoostEU I> issues new series September 5: meets corner of Mississippi aud Vermont sts. every Monday evening.

■J OAH8—MONKYOnF&RNITUR*. PIANOS, horses, wagons, office .‘store fixtures and all ktads of personal property, 7n"'Bums to suit, without removal, in the quickest possible time add at the lowest possible ra'te'sT also oa watches and diamonds. You can pay ’it back lu weekly or monthly installmenurand each small payment reduces tbe cost of carrying tha balanoe. Business strictly confidential."'W. G. Slatu, room it Ingalls Block, southwest cornsr of Washington and Pennsylvaniastre"ets"‘

j^OANb-

XOWKST KATXa.

XA8T TUMA

gntlCTLT CONTI DKNTIAZ.

. XOANB UADX On'shOBT NOTICE

Money loaned on furniture, pianot, nones, w agon*.store 11 xtiires, warehouses, receints,ana ail kinds of personal property in any amount from 610 upward, the property to remain In yocr

undisturbed possession. We also lend, watches and diamonds. You can money iu weekly or monthly inst

the cost redu

owe a balance ou

i-money on

Iments.and

ivuIldino .and loan—conservative 1> safe and protitable. The prosperous Oer man-Auttrican. .10 Boston Block, G. W. Brown

Secretary.

1>UIt,mNG AVb lUa?3—TP - You wANtTa JJ building u^Hocintion loan promptly apply to W. a. Rhodes. >ecre;ary Mutual Home and fiwings Association, 73 E. Market st.. the payment required ts only 2tc per week for each M'w borrowed ; office open from 8 a. m. to fi p. m. dellv.

undisturbed possession. We also watches and diamonds. You

monthly )d propc

1 y our furnitu.

pay the same for you and carry I: as long as you Call

can pay back the

. . - . tallir

have the cost reduced proportionately. If you

furnf lure or piano, wo will

de-lre. No charge* ta en out in advance,

and see us before going elsewhere

JEt lab tiered ISJ7.

INDIANA NORTOAOB LOANIV Room 18Insurance Block, Northeast corner Market and Pennsylvania sts

fok

ii p. m. it-r

TJUILDING AND LUAN-AUUUST 10. PG2, J> The Siar Having and Loan Association wifi start the twentieth series of 6300 shares and the

md series of #100 shares, dues 25'; per we-k in assessment for expenses. Money

seeond se each. No furnished

nr expi

furnished promptly 10 borrowers. The ^0 share provides for borrowers who wish fer easy pat menu, and the BOO shares tor those who wish to pay off r *'“ ,r —

celved and Info: Ret at. H. M.

si creiary.

"tTCTION-

A East Washington st. “ UCTlGN - GU^ny

At’CTlON SbALL-

L. HUNT. AUCTIO.VEEft.Hi

A MCGURDY, AUO-

A UvTION — GUSTIN « MCU’UR A iione«rs. 139 Wesi Washington

^mTIO.NGSA LP. OF FU1 URK. tlOUSE-

hold good.H, piano ana carpets. I will sell at my room. No. 1« E. YVashmgton st., on Saturday, at 9:30a in.. one square pianola perfect order. three bedrbom suites, cane-seat chairs, marble-tcp center-tables. *ettees. lounges, ex-tenslon-tablee. wasbetands. kitchen safes, couches, snringv, mattresses, t>artor suites, bureaus, bedsteads, wire erts, rockers, olocka. Ingram and Brussels carpets, fur rtics. lamps, icebox, bolsters, pictures, box matches, stop-ladder and other goods. A L. Hunt. Auctioneer.

ANNO! NCFatKATs.

A night. 7:80. J. Davidson, Secretary. 4 N NoUNCEMKNT - t*LD HaTa MADE iT new. William Depuy. 47 Mamarbasetts ave. a NNOUNCSMKNl-RUiLD YuUR FLUi(« JA to suit the Royal fireplace heaters. PurseH

> st:

A Medsker.

A NNOUuEM'EKt - t'AT! ENTS

JA. at the Dental College. -Etna Block, N. Fean sylvania st.; afternoou,commencing Tuesday,

Heptember A

WANTED

a NNOUNCEMEN f—WF. RaY’K ELEGANT JA fall dress suits to hire for balls, parties, etc., at very reasonable rates :cxl! on us. Bates House Misfit Parlor, 56 W, Washington street. STRAYED. QTRaYED OR STOLEN—RTRAYED AWAY. O large brown horse: swav-backed; heavy baiter. Call at 50 Cobb st.. West Indianapolis. Reward. _ O TRAY ED—AUGUST 8S. ONE RBD MULkY O cow, white face, short, thick neck, taii broke and brush cut off; from O. G Demon, dairv east end Brook side ave. A suitable reward will be paid for the return of the cow or any information leading to her recovery. Address 58 CUtfonWsve.

JrUNF.it VL 1>IKEL TORN.

t'UNKRAL DIRF.CTOR8— JU KREGFLOdk WHITSKTT. 125 North Delaware street. Telephone. Office. 564. Free ambulance. Tei. Cbas- T. WJiitaetu57u.

PUS ERA L DIRECTORS— r Gikton. Stout. A 1

Gikton. Stout A Mtulku.

187 Indiana ave. Telephone 1C72.

BUSIN tats CHANCE.

TTUSINESS CHARCK-FOR SALE-A FINK J> light manufactnring business, eeutrnily located; must sell at once: good rt-asons; trade

57, care of The

well established.

News.

Address A

REMOVAL.

Xjkmuval-mrs. or. a. Howard Koch JLU has removed to 7*3 N. Mtaataaippi sL

■MPfc-srrcuj^wjL— 8AIE—BORSEs

AA»» VErilULta.

puK sale-spring wagon. 375 a. illi-

nois.

L'on hale-good, g IM'LE.larqk poHT

l 43 Ruaseli ave.

Vi or sale-light

r

SPRING wagon. ' cheap. 130 E. Et. Clair.

inoR H A LE— N ICE PUNYViN DVaRT, CASH X or on time.. A 2i, cars News.

■pOR hale-pony AND BUGGY ; GENTLE;

F Bargain. 132 Massachusetts ave.

PS

sauF-FayTilT

and harness. 440 E. Washingf

HoBhI-’

Vasn'.ngfo!

PHAETON

n.

rioffhal£^fon y, haknehh and light r spring wagon. 965. 682 Virginia ave. Tmjk bale-brood mare, keoistrred, X with record 2:32V Hamilton, 11-s Alabama. UOR SALE-A GOODPHAETON FOR HaLE I cheap. Call or address 403 Ash. near Ninth. T?OR'BALE-CARRIAGE and PHAETON; X good repair. H C. Campbell, 91 E. Market. T?OR BALE-PIN K STY Ll§H CAR HI Af» K OR X ^delivery horse, seven years old; price SIOU. 32 TOOK BALE—OB TBADfe, HuRSK. SURREY X and harness. Room 5, over 37 W. Washington st.

COR SALE-ORE MAN. THREE-QUARTER r open buggy; Columbus make, m East Wabash. L Olt NALK-DON’T BUY BUHHEY’B. FHaE l tons or buggies an til you see Schofield, 82 E. Market. VfiR S A LB —TH KE E P(J NIES. W El L r broke, cash or payments; also fourmnlev 122 E. W abasn. T?OR SALE-TEN HEAD WORK HORSES'; X ail kinds wagons and buggies. Schofield’s uortb market-house. TYOR~S A LE-V11KAP: CA N OPY-TOP 8URu rey: use three months. Call Manns Bros’, stable, 5U Virginia ave. |7*OR SALE—CHEAP. A GOOD. GENTLE X horie: iirsi-ctass traveler; buggy and harnees:» great bargain. Inquire *1 w7 Ohio su

I?«*R HALE-PAIR BLACK MARES, FIVE X and six year* old. wall mated, good sixe. gentle, good drivers either single or double.

Apply 123 S. Meridian.

Bpann ACo.,SSK. Mgrke* ev T> EAL EffTATE—PiKST-CLaSN

£v me:

inYkst-

r^OK SALE—CHEAP Fok OAHH. TWO

X horses, harness and eravel w complete), or will sell on payments.

room 24 Thorpe Klack.

eravei wagon (team

. C. Ertei,

TX)R HALE-OLD CAKRl X buggies: awDtl cheap; nrimo ’tomiar* pomartnmKfgs'

prime hew; Robbins A Co

CAKKlAGkJti. PHAETONS

our maxe; stricter

reasonable: repairing sollci

Georgia st.

FOK IliADL.

yOR TRADE-ONK OK TWO ^OOD LO-18 X for good carriage and bone. Address 1 20, News office.

li’OR TRADE-EQUITY ifl.SOO) IN FINE W. X Fifth st. residence for lot or lot* north. B. M. Ralston, 173* N. Delaware st. mg- ^ - -’.-FOUR LOTH ON PALMKKSFr.'. ‘ rty or good grocery store. ashngteoFL , I'OK TRADE — GOuD CITY D" ELLINGX bou.-e property for farm : give fall descripnsn: price. Address K 20. News office. PLltoON.YL. PERSONAL- LORENZ SCHMIH1.NOTARY A public and consular agent. Colleetor of fcuronean claims Room No. 1 in German Insor ance Block, No. 29H. Delaware st. pERKONAL—EVERV BUYER OF ClOTHX ing to know that we have the finest line of tailor-made softs and overcoat* in too city, and at the lowest prices. Do not be deceived, as we are th* oaly misfit parlor in Indianapolis where yon can buy genuine misfits made by best tailors la Indtauapoiiv Give ns a call. Original MisfltParlor. X h. Illlnotaav, Y. M. C. A. EailtUng.

menu lo offer In central btrainees property.

M. Arbucfcle, *0 E. Market sv

ORAL taijrATE-Fl kl, LIGHT NINO. t\ ryClone, gas expioaion aad life insurance.

Hadley A Jfay.68 E. Market at.

tJkal »Tate —cottage of six XV rooms on N. Alabama sv. S2.7U0; terms very

easy. Address H 15. car* News

P EAL ESTaTE-*2.»S0. THE PRETTIEST cottage on Ruckle su: a bargain. A. F.

Smith, Fletcher’s Back Building.

j poR hale—Fr uiT an i) con rm tionery POR HALE—WANTED MEAT HROP TO LOX cats corner Tenth and Bellefontala* by

iieal ehtatk—sa.soo will buy isrxaso Iu feet; north sld* of vt asbiugron su, just west

of rivor; great bargain. C. F. Sarlea.

ukal esTate-new House. Mne JU rooms and bath, bringing 10 per cenE on In-

vestment. Call KS. 43H N. Ininoto tt.

“|>EALESl'ATl6^10tT8t6^E PARk. HlGlf XU ground: Batumi gas: handsome Improve* meets. Go se* tt. Offio* 92 K. Market su

p EAL E3Tatb-TWo housks in good XL repair, op town, for 92,400; root 9940: must be •o« this month. Address B14. car* News.

PEAL EHT ATE - Ft H8T-CLaSh RfelXu deuce. No. HI N. Pennsylvania st..on favorable terms. CYdl at 851 N. Pennsylvania st.

P BA j, EHTaTE-FINE, NEW EIGHT-ROOM iu house on Peunsyl vaala forH.OOh Bee this before buying. M. Arbuckle. SU E. Market. peAL EtfrATX^COTfAG^-NoitTirWu■ k. Xu 99(0; 96(0 down. Lot oa Ludlow lane 1273 tala week. Bryant Broe.,51* K.Peansylvauiaet.

p eal ehtatO-a faVr MokK Li*T XX (n tha Prospect-st. addition; J5 cash and |1 per week. Bradley A Deuny. :s N. Delaware su

pEAL ksTAtk - FORTY-FlVk ROOM XX hotel. In beet city In South, or will leas* to good party. Address G. G. Lilly, Chattanooga, Teon.

p EAL ESI ATifc-D6tfBLM HOUSE ON DALU v:ds»n. near New York st.: good rental property; other bargains. Spann A Co.,86 K. Market st.

V) Eal estaTe-eYi^ity acres, Partly Xu platted and improved; the moet oentral large body of land; terms satisfactory. C. F Hayles.

p EAL kstatk-h.ouu-^Llin ois-sT. busTIX ness property: slxty-one feet: two-story brick ; reom for Other building*. C. F. fiayles, 75 E. Market.

p IcaL k^TATE—h6yt A\’k..Fivfe rooms; XX/ cellar, well, cistern, natural gas; price 81,WO; great bargain. Charles &. Moor, 3Di». Pennsyivania.

pEAL EbTAlfe-DOUBLE HoUglC ON XX Blake sU. near Michigan it.: renting tor (240 per year; price only $2,UW, now. bpann A Co.,

pEAL ESTATE—HAltDAUMk NEW COTlu tase on Lexington av*.;south front; natural LOO cash and (20 per month. Bpann A Co.,

P EA L EHTATR—(1.250, FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, XV east front, large lot, one square from streetcars. Marttndale ave., near Heventh. Address L19. News office.

p eal Estate—(aoo each ; a few pretIX ty lots right in town, on Brookslde av*.. not far from Massachuaetts-avt. depot. Inquire 4V) Massachoeetn ave.

f>EAL ks'FXte^o5Tfi LOT In SrucI XX Place ft)00. one tor fr>60, one east-front 86u0; lot on College, sbude and fruit trees. W. J. Lowry. 22 Ingalis Block. TiEAL EHT A T k - COTTXGE^RIX' - BCOMS IX belob’, on* above; tine, high east-front lot, barn, frulto. forest trees; on College av*.:SSXA M. Arbuckle.SO F.. Markeu

pftAL fcofATE-(S0 CAHH, BALANCE s6 xA esntt per week, corner lot: natural gas; North^l^lana|olts; electric line two squares.

P EAL E^TAI E-bCV A CHOICE LOT IN XX "Meadland Grandview addition;” the cheapest lots near the College ave. electric line. B. M. Ralston, J2& N. Delaware.

pEAL EHT ATE—(16 CA»H, AND (11 PER XV month, will buy a new. four-room cottage with natural gus well and olstarn. Robt. Mar tlndale <tt Co., s4 k. Market st

PkaL E81 aTE-let ua ruiId you a CU home In Keystone Park. Improved streeti; natural gas: electric line; beautiful location. Call at office, 92 E. Mar .et st.

t/fcAL eh'tA^rii-LoT’tTK N. iLlIKoI^h’I tu near Twenty-second, very chSau.d^oo; only gxiOdoa'D and remainder on tong time. Bryant Bros., SIS N. Pennsyivania tt. ' pEAL ESTATE-50i 65 FFET7CORTTErTN. IX Illinois at., above Thirteenth, filled and fenced; (1,600: can build four dwellings: bargain. 1 Walker A Prather. 64 E. Marketst.

P EAL ESJTaTE-TWO GOOD ME* HOUSES, |X- oue eight rooms the other ten; gas.bath; near electric line. Oullege ave.; owner leaving c:ty. W. J, Lowry, tl Ingalls Rlnek.

P UA l. JtH t A f i E-NEvv COT! AUKts OF FoUB Iu and five rooms, for sale on easy terms at 11,050 to (1.200; lots 40x120 feet. Jeffbrson Park. Lyon B. Martlndal*. No. 3 Talbott Buildlnm p 8 AL ESTATE—SOc A Wkkk, WITHOUT IX Interest, buys a lot on Newman. Hbeldon or Jackson sts. Natural gas, shade trees, streets Improved aod lighted. Robt. Martlndal* A Ca, 84 K Market st.

T>eal KStatB-ho CASH AND S13 PER IV mo'ith buys a new four-room cottage, east front, on Detroit *▼#.. fifteen minutes’ walk from court-house. Oeo. A. Moectltar A Co., 67 B. Washington tt., Vance Block.

t> EAL EHTATE-^. flFiJ—bool a. Xu pantry, welt, cistern, oel'ar, gascr chandeliers, mamel, fruit: corner lot; cheap and easy parmeots; wltl exchange for good lot north. B. if. Ralston. 17>< N. Delaware.

pEAl, EHTA'fk-VIVE-HOuM CiJTf'AGF, IX cabinet mantel, good lot. iron tence. Keystone eve., half square north of Michigan su ; (60 cash, balance 913 per mouth. Geo. A. Roeckling A Cu.67 E. Washington st. t Vance Block.)

pEal jchtAte—si !>o\vn anj> «i ter IX week: no Interest; no taxes; for Brightwood lots In Brinkman Hill addition. Lots high and dry and very cheap at (100; «ice 40x(26f**u Bradtey A Denny. 28 North Delaware street.

pEAL ii2STATE-”MEADLA5rD" GRANdIX- view addition.” "What a pretty name!” ’’What fine lots!” "How weltlocated!” "How cheap!” "What easy terms!” are the exclamations of all who see them. B. M. Ralston. Agent. 12* N. Delaware. “ 5. PEAL JtSTATIf-MONTHLY PAYMENTS^ Fv Highland Place-One seven and one eightroom house: (100 cash, balance by the month; cemer.t sidewalks, well, cistern and cellar, both gasea. Geo. A. BoecxiingA Co., C7 E. Wasbingington st., Vance Block. ti sarion between two of our prominentXiusL ness men, overheard recently, was entirely about the benefits each bad received from csiug one hotfie-of Dy: peptics’ Delight. Fjr sale by Pantzer. Bate* House Druggist.

pEAL KHTaTE-LOTH FOR SALE-NO INI\ terest. no taxes—lr. Bradley. Denny A Atkinson's K. Wasbington-sU addition, oa Irvington alectric line. Streets graded and graveled; payments 41 and(2 per week: buthiing association stock taken at oar. Bradley * Denny, 23 N. Delaware st.. or agent on the greuno. pEAL ESTATE-WRY PAY RENT WHEN IX you oan buy a handsome seven-room house now; both gases, city water on street, iron fence, well, cistern, cellar. haud>ome cabinet mantel, for (h-D ca>b. and balance by the month iige paying rent: N. Mtosissiopi st.. between Sixth and Reveavh sts.; east front, ueo. a. Boeok)ing<tCo. 1 S7 E. Washington st.

p KAL EhTaTE—sfcE THOHE BKAUTIPUL XX high lots In Long Jk Harlan's Cottage Home addition; buy one. tbey’re oneap and will advance tn value: a beautiful place to live, house* building rapidly.elecTric line, fifteen minutes fruit! Meridian st.. never overflows: from (2U0 to easv terms. See Bradley <k Denny, 26 N. Delaware «u. or agent on tn* ground, PEAL SfeTATE—LOTH IN STGUT’S'TNDr- ' U ana-eve. addition, south of the Ceraallne taotory and coffin factory, which will occupy over live hundred people. Lot* for sale on small monthly payments and first mortgage given to building association: high and dry Iota; price(2D0and upward; these lots will be worth double tbe money in one year. Electric railway to be laid soon. OfBc*- and salesman on tho ground dally. A. Mettger, agent. Odd Fellows’ Block.

pEAL ESTATE-FOUR FINE LOTS. TWO XX sqnares from the cereilne mills, very cheap: belong to non-resident. A fine lot north at ao uer cent, redaction If sold at ouce. I have a customer for a five or six-room cottage north, east or southeast, within ten squares of the Circle. P. J. Mullanky, Ifitf N. JKagfdian.

jy KAL ESTATE— mug‘an"pabe. College ave. and Fifteenth street. Take electric car. Twelve minutes from postoffice. Water, natural gai' cement walks, brick pavements. Mnay payments. M. E. Vnnrow A Co.. H. H. Rkviulu, •SH E. Market sU 2>i W. Washington sS.

POM HALE OR TRADE.

•non SALE OK TKADK-CiTY PROPERTY; X rental valua 91JB0. for good farm. H. C. Campbell. (1 E. Marker.

|?GR HALE DR TRADE-CLEAi* FaKMH X and town aseperty for stock of merchandise. Address box 78, Frankfort. Ind.

PGR BALE OR TRA DE—P.lEGANTLY PUKX nlshed ten-room house, filled with ruemers; best locality: reasuuable rest. 98 N. Alabama.

POR SALe.OUTRADP-UKOCERlEH, DRUG XT stores. Boar and feed, meat markets, hotels, notion-., restaurant*.boarding houses,etc. Anything you want, not mentioned, ask for It: w* have lu Grocers’ Rxchauge. 54 Vance Block.

EDUCATIONAL.

'C'DUCATION AL—ZITHER LtklSONS BY Ai Xi expert peciMrmer. Inquire at aahoet

x s*"® 1 *®* •* Indlanaoolis Printing Cosnpany, X Virginia av*. Telephone 1230.

yoR HALK-^MTtY BoosHeaDhTTalt

X barrels, case* of alt kioda, etc., etc., vary cheap. Archdeacon, 'JU W. Washington et.

Tpok HALE—tSjLLT* V*UlP8 : FJ N K; BRED X from the "Lotas Kennels;” pedigree furment ^nch. headquarters fire dspartyOK SALk-HHBLVI^G, obUNTERS ARD

X boxes for carpet*, wall paper and drapery departments^ at Stctmsn. Schleicher A Lee’s,

6.« and 9 E. Wathingvod at.

you BALE-*. UIcBlV CARVED F18CHBE , p !5 n ?’ a great bargain. Emu Wulscl.ner A Hon, 43 and 44 N. Pennay E

vaala st,, opposite postoffice.

yoR 8ALfc-^uiVlviANeivrtHAi^*-v |.^^.rpr« VipiSTa* Ztt Vance Bloek. Telephone Ita. VUR SALE-u ENRY >. MTLI.ER, WEB ER. X Hallett A Davis pianos taken In exchange; sold on easy monthly payments at great bargain. Pieoon’s MuMc Honse, - -

Pe: * *

yoft

X OliveHMi trouble*. Never,

.Washington it.

unfor*

—t ie by United Staua . Misfit Parlor. 86

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(9 aolt. >.nll Wuliohn.r * sin, <S i.a Pennsylvania st., opposite postoffice.

yOKHAUE-A MANCFACTUlftNQ BUSD X neas that ha* made the owner 940,000 in eight years, in this city; a chance of a lifetime f jr ona nr tw-n eaunv nan • mill Siinn /m..

VOR SALE-PN X machine: brand small cash payment.

Address Q aa/oare New*.

LET-LODGE ROOM.

or two young men‘.will Invoice »l2,iO0 tofis.odb; want to retire. Address N 10, care News.

yOR SALE—SLIDING TiLlVl^ X Dumb Watters.

Slidlug tiy screens, _ BaUdiagra

Joan. Zirm

Joaa. ZiMMaaMkN^V^Uhnns. yOR SALE-TOiUTHifcHOF Ff^tAlL&R--X made clothing—W* have some extra fla* snlU, pants and overcoaU whlca were mad* to older by best tailors in th* United State*. Same w > l l he sold for one-half original measured price. Give us atrial and will save you moner. only original misfit parlor In Indianapolis. 35 N. Illinois st. Y. M. C. A. Building. All alterations

mads free of cost

■pOR SALE-GKOCEHiicS. Saturday bargain*. * SBc for UK lbs fietTr, guaranteed. 55c for * lbs' flour, guaranteed. 9L2S for 1 barrel flour, guaranteed. *c for 3 lbs good lard. 25c for 1 lb chouse'iroaated ooffea. Trial orders solicited. "Satisfaction guaranteed. •Telephone 1139. , M. A. Malott, I {Corner Massachusetts av*. and New Jereey st.

puR SalE-OR EXCHANG EWe have a large line of new and second band furniture, which w* will sell or exchange at V.-lces never before offered. The following are a few of our special prices: , 18,bedroom seta fl5, parlor'sult*. fJO.foTHTng bed. 91, sideboard. f2, baby carrlagad, It.nook stoves, . |1, hanging- lamps, fl, rocker. (2, platform rookfffc ^.canvas cot fl.60, woven wire spring. We also have a*fuli"iln* of office furniture, consisting of desks and book-cases and one combination Ire-proof safe. W* will pay cash foa-second-hand goods or exchange you new goods for old. Beil ns your heating stoves. Bamain Stohx. TSW. Washington st. opposite Perk Theater,

POR BALE-NEW foRK FURNITURE 00

X Now Is the time to buy.

"imsmber, we will exchange n*~ *

es. etc., for old, or pay the best sny article you are not using.

new furniture,

cash price* Trade your

of new goods Trade your old lounge on a new folding bed. The largest assortment In the city, from 9,5 to $50. • • Trade your old carpet on a new one. We have over a thousand patterns in brussels ahu ingrain to select from. 85c half-wool carpets. 60c atl-.voot carpAs. 60c tapestry brussels. |1 large rugs: over 60 patterns. THINK OF IT. |7.fi0 bod-room suites. S6 bed lounges. S3 cotton-top mattresses. 81.60 woven-wire springs. f. 60 toilet sets. •20six-piece parlor mites. Trade your old dining-room set for a new one. 87 sideboards, worth #12. flfi handsome oak sideboards. 97.60 bigh-hac i osk-diningchairs. Bee oor td, 98, Wand ft2 dining tables Straw mattings at your own price. We are overstooked. Mattinys for 10c, I2.'4e, 15c and upward. * PONT VOBO*T That you get a guess -a tbe piano with every purchase amounting to H and opw&rd. Thie elegant piano wilt o* given to the closaet gueseer. Everything for housekeeping. Nxw’ York ErnNiruKk Co.. 81 SL Washington st., north sld*. near Dslawar.s

pORBALE—

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M t a a "cT u r ~B* 1 H-f-B a t • r ft a y

On groceries and shoes commencing Saturday morning, September 3. at 8fffcl«ek sharp. Ttfre# extra shoe clerks and tbres extra grocery clerks wanted for Haturday. School shoe* by tbe thoo-

sands of pairs to slaughter.

94 per bbl for best flour guaranteed. M 00 for SO-tb sack best flour guaranteed. SOc for 25-lb seek best flour guaranteed. 25c for l2M-lb sack best flour guaranteed. *6c te 7Bc for children’s school shoes.

Tea thousand children's school sachets given

away free to shoe buyers.

75c fer ladles’ pebble g -at shoes.

We bare a large line of ladles* floe sample shoes to be sold from it to 92; worth IB to (4.

He for menM workipg shoes.

W* hand!? a line liaeuf men a dross shoe* *8 a

buff la«e shoes. > fine dongola it

very low price. He for men’s

H to 9125 for men's fins dongola shoos. You can save money on school shoes. Our endY^Mhingtonsta! luhl,, * tonM " «wnerWest

55c for misses’ lac* shoes,

ft for misses^school shoes, all solid. W% cm «iv« you blx money oa ffroceriea. 81.40 for ladies' band-turned krasboaa!*^ 91.50 to 92 for men Y cordovan calf shoes.

Ladles, ask to see ear 7V calf shoe*, worth 91.50. This to Georg* F. Kreltleln, at No! 2H W.

Washington at.,

man.

ng of him. Don’t mtos the Saturday sale. to avoid tha rush. Teleohon*

T forget tbe place. No. 2H W.

grocery and shoe store*. Ukono* F. Kaamjux.

od come enriy to a 07. And don’t '

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rro TEr^R’KLY .. I reom. SH N. imanta V T

_x rooms. 143 N. Pennsylvania st, q'O LET^ICkLY' FU RNtHHEDWoBT X room, tor on« or two. Jflea.Cblo. 'T'g 'LET - FUnNisHui>.' ani

« wvaaasi f I' G L ET — I) ES I K 1 orunfoffntohed, in !L Mlmlsslppi. - ^ snsir*™ 1 >i-o xa-.5Kt«v;y ^ikiiisSkb ititam I room ; refereneev. 2BS N. Mississippi st. ri'O LLT-FURN IcHKv OR C7« r’U RN letH £f> u, L Halcyoc. ooruer L’etawars and New York. r l'D LET - HANDHOU k 1,Y FI v RNIhHED jrootns with flrst-cluss table board. 88 W. Ohio.

_ floor, family of two. North.

Reference. fp() LKT-FURNIHHLD ilOOM.TOGESTrK. D( I*''** 0 ' b * Jl 40d fM '' Wllb b °* rd * 18 « *»- HR-

Jersey.

rpo lTW-Fu RnThgTTDT)R I’NFtfRWTgHEn 1 rooms. Shepherdson ifouse, south Union

station.

fpCTLIiT^lcELY Ft; R N l hHR» PRO NT New 0 Yorkat B, * B Rnd Wlf ® or lwo >* nta - M 'I'DT.KT-X^’iTATrL-LOIKJ'K RGoll, 1 nlshed. For further Information call at »N,

Penney 1 vanla.

rpo lET-LaRga, plUabaNT: UnFuB-

froDl room and alcove; both gases.

338 N. Delaware.

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N. Pennsylvania

rfcTTOF^tHfiTEB FiNR.UBxuK^iBBfcu rro LkT-Fi^IHOOHilTKBTIlS;T BLOoK • f bo !!l water, inquire Staley’s drug

store, 441 Virginia ave.

i lFt- dguBlE Barlows, hand somely furnlahed: alto rooms furnished

for housekeeping. 3» N. Illinois,

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four squares ot

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exooauged. Address F 20, News, ri'ilj LBT-A COMFORTABLY 1 room. for gentlemen Ja privi

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exchanged. Address F 20,

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fro lseT—o o6n-8!E4D FeKhtBDIii^ftdlif I room,second floor; both gases; convenient for school teachers or students. Address tt

School st.

rro LfeT-NicUtY FtfRMTifiJeiJ ikuKf 1 1 room, all modern ooavsnleness, with flrstclass board; charges reasonable. 100 K. Mlasts-k-lppl, st corner of Ohio. X’taHiHttHttaNMMttittttttattBHttHHttHBaHBB TU LET—MOUIOeh. rp o LET—LIHT, 1W Cl ROLE, rj*0>ET-GKT LIST. ALjUL klTsASIT" yu LET-tEl LiBf. 6.1. <i6TVm ■*&&" DWELLING'

store-room and

rro leT-hlelIht aT hAdi

r|’’OLET^HLKLiaT AT hIdlEY &. FAVffi,

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1 Geo. W. Pangborn A C%

rro lAt-guttage, 175 iVv^T) u firsT X rooms, wlthon; smaH childrH^

TTuIKSSr-Sf,

rro let—Hee list at ms e. A ground floor. Gregory A AppeL ^ ' -FOUR HOOMH, HGUHKKB

rro LET-FOUR ROOM8, HOU8EKEB X moderneonventence. 407 N. itUnols. r rO LET—141 8. EAbT.'fHiKikBN BbuMfl, 1 both gases; fW. Gregory A Appel, N K, 'poXET-FlGCME OSOO’I’I a3M aV£..«1aR A Ri ver ave., West Indianapolis. |S uer month.

Telsphoue SIS.

rro Lttr-fi?YCfcTrc^ 1 ern conyonleuc#*: North Ride, 9a). J. W. HAdley. 60 E. Market st. rro LET^DWELLlNti 21,2 ( E.'tTRAL AVE. J 1 ll rooms, all modern implements, large ipt. stable. Inquire 46 Broadway. rrOLkT^ll? DA V1DSOB hT.. EIGHTROOMh, 1 lii Hr.!-ci.i: coiJtlttchi’ Mni K ji) J modfs^nfn: prcvemeDta. ou a. Teunsyivaola at. A. P. Her-

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rro LKT-BY REID BROS . AGENTS.

N-ILi'»'>tn*t.,S room*, gas 2« «V. Michigan *t..« rooms, gas.. 13 Archer st.,4 rooms, cat DO Ooourp tt.. 3 rooms, attic -tTHosbiovk st.. 4 ronnis...

68 Hoyt ave., 3 rooms,,

Uflbeidoost.,? ro ims

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TO LET—OIFHta mN1> HlOKta.

T°i

I.KT-DE8R ROOM.

17 Virginia a vs.

rt’O LET - ROOM WiJH X light. 17 Eaat booth.

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ri'O LET-DESIRABLE 8TO*P-RCXJM; M

A sstebassMs hvpmia^lis squarea

Deoison Hotel.

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rro LET-NEW HTOKE-ROOM, * A st., between Mississippi st. and Place. Geo. A. Boeokling £ Co.. C7 K

rr6 Lfet-itt b. Illinois ht. it : X need for oysters and fish two v make go d stand for dyeing or clean rrd leS&—office rgomF. h'Uit. J physicians, over Pomeroy’s drug west corner Pennsylvania and site blind asylum: excellent ger. Odd Fellows Hall.

rjM) LET— Pfont space on eecond floor of GoedaCompany, No. ttandttW.' This la a great opportunity fag a maker or sallllner. Apply at etore.

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